Ted,
I just use --disable-warnings-as-errors in bash configure command to build jdk
10/11 on Ubuntu 18.
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Thanks,
Pengfei
>
> Assuming I want to build JDK 8/9/10/11 (for research and spelunking
> purposes), what's the best way to do that if the changes aren't going to be
> backported? Turn of
Assuming I want to build JDK 8/9/10/11 (for research and spelunking purposes),
what's the best way to do that if the changes aren't going to be backported?
Turn off the warnings-as-errors (and what's the best way to do that), or
somehow downgrade glibc (on my Ubuntu 18 image)? I could use advice
Hi Severin,
Can never remember if "make run-test" is the current or old way to run
tests. What do you see if you run "make test-image"?
David
On 4/08/2018 12:19 AM, Severin Gehwolf wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to get a JNI library used for testing to be compiled with
certain CFLAGS. In particular,
On 6/08/2018 5:57 AM, mr rupplin wrote:
Hello.
Trying to understand the "make process" as it relates to a fundamental build
and where the files end up going. Not being pushy at all.
Your subject line conveys a different sentiment.
I'm having trouble locating the files after the "make" comm
Hello.
Trying to understand the "make process" as it relates to a fundamental build
and where the files end up going. Not being pushy at all.
I'm having trouble locating the files after the "make" command executes. So
quickly a few questions:
1. Where do the Standard Java (System.java,
On 03/08/2018 20:26, t...@tedneward.com wrote:
Hey, all; did this get resolved? I'm still getting this error in
pulled-yesterday clones of jdk8u and jdk9 and jdk10. I would prefer not to
make local changes (mostly I want to build debug builds so I can spelunk the
JVM bits), but if this isn't goin
